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by graftak 5y ago
Within that analogy the iPhone X could be considered a new model, the 12 it’s facelift and every other post-X iPhone a minor issue release.
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by graftak 5y ago
Apollo now has a built in safari extension to do exactly that; redirect Reddit url’s to the Apollo app.
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by graftak 5y ago
Here I am putting that name through a search engine before realising it’s the exact brand of mustard sitting in my cubboard, which I ate for lunch this afternoon. My search is over.
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by graftak 5y ago
There is also the abandoned js.js
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by graftak 5y ago
There’s a lot of bikeschedding on how to use it in conjunction with the (also stage 1 proposal and forever delayed) pipeline operator[1] unfortunately. Add in never ending arguments on which symbol we should use (the questionmark has a lot
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by graftak 5y ago
The most common case I’ve seen is when you want to map using 'point free' style functions, i.e. “x.map(transformItem)”[1]. Another (more) common scenario—but not yet relevant in JavaScript—is piping/composing functions[2]. [1
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by graftak 5y ago
Currying is nice but in practice it’s rather esoteric in the JavaScript ecosystem. I’ve only seen currying being used (if at all) when transforming data with utility libraries like ramda[1]. What makes it worse it that partial application i
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by graftak 5y ago
Tuples and records are proposed immutable data structures and currently in stage 2[1] (same as the pipe operator). [1] https://github.com/tc39/proposal-record-tuple
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by graftak 5y ago
That is a stage 1 proposal[1]. [1] https://github.com/tc39/proposal-pattern-matching
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by graftak 5y ago
I use 1Blocker which blocks those (checked just now), I don’t see why other apps could not do the same.
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by graftak 5y ago
Kelvin has no degrees sign (°) because it’s an absolute unit. https://sciencenotes.org/why-there-is-no-degree-in-kelvin-te...
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by graftak 5y ago
Raivo OTP for iOS does something similar where it displays the previous code (greyed out) too after it has expired. Convenient for when the time runs out while you enter the code, as others mentions there is often some leeway on the token e
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by graftak 5y ago
Surely it can be done with a `while (!userHasConfirmed) {}` loop. Edit: I’m mistaken because now it also blocks the event that would be able to toggle the while condition.
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by graftak 5y ago
The EU is working on a Digital Services Act that says (among many things) people should be have the right to object when an account is blocked. https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/digital-se...
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by graftak 5y ago
Not if gmail always follows (image) links in emails, regardless of whether the recipient address belongs to anyone. Then it’s all noise.
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by graftak 5y ago
> make them tell you to stop asking This is where it always takes goes wrong, hence the fatigue part.
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by graftak 5y ago
To add to that, validating response types[1] beyond the I/O boundaries is also rather silly. [1] Second example here: https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2021/08/build-resilient-jav...
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by graftak 5y ago
I’m not exactly sure either but that is around the time I got started with css and I can still recall a lot of these 16px conversion ratios[1], they must have hade some significance. Edit: now that I’m thinking about it, I (used to) use Spo
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by graftak 5y ago
You were likely looking for 81.25% which—with the universally accepted default browser font-size of 16px—equates to a whole 13px (16 * 0,8125).
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by graftak 5y ago
We don’t need css float for layout hacks anymore, but it’s intended purpose to wrap text around an element is still a valid use case.
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by graftak 5y ago
I never argued against any form of restricting bodily autonomy, all I did was state my observations about the following: > I'm not sure how abortion relates to this. Not sure who you’re arguing with here.
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by graftak 5y ago
Abortion is another example of > My right to make these personal decisions regarding my bodily autonomy and also something that is typically condemned by the anti-vax crowd. The comment implies hypocrisy.
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by graftak 5y ago
The fee could be (partially) be distributed amongst publisher based on conversion like articles read, and time spent on that. In theory this would still provide an incentive to compete on quality, similar to music streaming services.
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by graftak 5y ago
Somehow someone thought it’s a good idea to name a spec JSON:API[1] which is a ton of fun in search engines. The spec itself is quite alright though and it makes requests rather predictable. https://jsonapi.org/
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by graftak 5y ago
Missed a big opportunity to go with godash.
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by graftak 5y ago
You have to uncheck the inclusion of location data every single time though. Really annoying and easy to forget. It also requires you (naturally) to prohibit apps like WhatsApp from accessing your photo library.
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by graftak 5y ago
3. It includes a music subscription that makes it more expensive than Netflix, I find this quite insane considering they’re in the business of hosting user generated content.
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by graftak 5y ago
Interesting how you immediately went to free time offerings for some business decision that would benefit the company.
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by graftak 5y ago
Don’t forget proper and full typescript support. Going back to vue (2) after doing tsx was like going back to jquery; loads more context switching and mistakes. The ability to type `children` alone makes a world of difference.
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by graftak 6y ago
As is the dart type system compared to that of typescript.

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